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Fallon County Times (Baker, Mont.), 01 June 1916, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036037/1916-06-01/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
\FÂlillON§ÇOUNTY TIMES is the Month of . :tr < < You will'fifid a large and up. to date assortment of* ’ • gifts, at Proctor’s the Jeweler Everything .in the line of rich'Cut Glass, Silverware, ' Jewelry and ^Watches. ■■■ All goods\ guaranteed. ® -Remember the Place r ; Feathering the i- ■ Nest feá K R K li D N M B • H Will be a pleasure to the “newly weds” if they buy the furnishings in our up to date,, store. No need to send away for furniture any more. .e~ i \ Buy at home, see what you are buying and save money. Will be pleased to have you call on us N N m m M: H I M. L. RUSSELL & CO. § ■ ■. ■ ■ Baker, Montana ¡ ■ Y O U R H O M E S T O R E 5 M\ _ . . . 5 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I I S ■ -Mi I ° company Capital Stock $¿00,000 Shares $1.00 — ' ’» . “ * ....... ..This Company is now drilling night and day in Fallon County, near the city of Baker and is the only company in eastern Montana that owns and is oper ating a Standard Rig Steel Derrick'capable of go ing down to a depth of over7 5000 feet. mm 1 ■ . ■ s ■i i : B psr; / % ' - v\ T ' î ' * ' ' ' JÊ t ■ > 'V ^ m & w : - / jïù'PA',. / - ' ' - M i é * ' / : b : ' 1 ' i /X-PP3T - M ■ ■ ■ n ■ ■m ■ ■ m K ■ a m P e a New.'Standard Rig-Steel Derrick 82 Feet High W e are now using gas from our well for fuel at the Rig, thus effecting a saving of $20_per diem in funning expense. • ** * j '' . Shareholders and the public are invited :o come aud -see the best Standard Rig Steel Derrick that has ever been brought into the Northwest. • - Offices: Masonic Temple,\ Miles City and Petroleum Bldg., J Baker, Montana. • * . J MONTANA PETROLEUM j COMPANY ■ ! ¿j'/That Fallon couptyt/.^jll^tjecpijie one of the ^leading^.daibjiiiK.l^s .Montana, is the ogmipb^ol ^ . Fluhr,.deputy statedairv;cbmmissioner, _wlio is making a four, of Eastern-MbQ,- tana. ■ ,v ' “ In my travels'around Fallon.co'un- ty,” ; said M n T Fluhr to the Timps, “ I was surprised to -find so.?many small herds, the 'average number of cows.in each’.being five to six.- Cream is being shipped by rail or stagey to the . Baker creamery.. _ I have ng.data as to the number of dairy cows in the county,- or-the.amount that goes out in_creamery checks to those engaged Jn . the industry,. but the number and .amount1, is considerable. Twenty-jsjx cdntsrper pound is'paid for sour cream and 31 cents for sweet cream. , “Those farmers in. the Ekalaka country, 40 and more miles from Ba ker, their nearest railroad point'.and creamery station, are dairying\ under difficulties. Some day they will have- a creamery, but at present the herds are too widely scattered to make such an enterprise feasible. “The'dairy farmer has a seven~*day a week, night and morning, job on his hands, but it brings in some real mon ey every month to buy necessities. “ I have a fair knowledge o f land values in other parts of the state,’ but nowhere have I found better oppor tunities to buy agricultural land at so low a price as right here. This coun try looks good to me. I expect to see it make rapid strides in its develop ment.” ( _ t t Mrs. Henry Kreager made a trip to Kingmont, one day last week. A. W. Cate purchased an Over land car last .Saturday. • ^ Henry DeGrand made a trip to Williams place, near' Beaver, after some pigs last Monday.'1- 1 ■ .. \ Mr. and Mrs. Good spent Sunday with Frank Stanhope. : - Miss Annette Leonard, -county su perintendent, was out visiting the schools in this vicinity last.Friday. Miss Janet Pbllard closed her school last Wednesday jn District 37 with an interesting program. Miss Pollard made many friends during her short stay here who hope ’she may be with us again. She will leave for her home near Bowmanville, Mont., • Saturday, where she wijl spend the summer on her claim. FOR T H O S E W H O CARE— Monarch and Arrow4Shirts for men-. Prices $1.25 to $3.00. H. & M. Mc Connell, ,, v » i *. A U T O M E C H A N IC ’S Khaki DrTTI one-piece overalls^ Protect? from collar to bottom of trousers. Sizes from 36 in. to 46 i ch&t. Price $2.50. H. & M . McConnell. ROUND ABOUT US t 4 Work on the new bank building.'at Mildred is progressing as rapidly;-?s the weather will permit. :! Amidon, N. D. is to have an $§,- 000 hotel. Work on the same was started last week. T h e lumber has arrived for Plevna’s -new—depot. - ------------------------- - T h e water tank at Plevna, which was damaged by a railroad wreck sev eral weeks ago,-has been rebuilt. “ Good, roads” has been the chief topic of discussion at Boyes, the oast week. Recent storms- have caused a con siderable loss of lambs in the vicinity of Pinele the past two weeks.- Many homesteaders continue to take tip land in the vicinity of Pinele. T h é Farmer’s elevator at Sa\age was slightly damaged by fire, one day last week. Ollie now has a daily mail service over the N. P. railroad which went into effect, May 15. A twice-a-week service was in vogue up to that time. A move has been made to establish a rural route from the Ollie postoffice. Citizens of Jordan have raised $10,- 000 for a flour-mill which is to be erected sometime this summer. The mill is to have a .capacity of 25 barrels of flour daily. F O R T H O S E W H O CARE— .Washington Trousersffor men. Prices $1.50 to $5.00. H. & M. McConnell. BAKER PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO CHAUTAUQUA Baker people are lookingTorwa.rd to the Chautauqua, which will be held here June 26th. and for five days- thereafter. The publicity man will be here the first week in June when the program of all the features will be published in this-newspaper. J . T . Dabb and L. C. Burns, presw dent ,and secretaiy of the committee, have taken an active interest in secur-. ing some.high class attractions which -are sure to prove both entertaining and instructive. WANTED TO BUT. Some good Idose Hay. Heyrheck- er’s Feed barn. Baker, Montana. 6-1-2 Smith. Eocal Agent. Charles Smith will have the local agency for the Merchants Life and Casualty Co., of Minneapolis. To Have the Largest Bank In This Section of the. State is a very laudable ambition. O However, our ambition is veny nicely realiz- ed in a constant growth brought about by an honest endeavor to operate a. safe and conservative institution— a bank in which thè people of this \ community can deservedly have confidence— one in which they can always depend upon receiving a square deal. If the safety of your money is a considera tion with Y O U we shall be pleased to have you open an account- with us. BAKER STATE BANK B a k e r , Montana COMING TO BAKER ) Monday, June 5th West Bros. Big R. R. Show Pastimes of tHè Plàihs and Frontier Days Cow Boys, Cow Girisi Indians, Soldiers A Texas Ranger The Great Mexican W a r Drama Free Concert at 7:30 p. m. Hear the Cow Boy Band NIGHT SHOW ONLY Minnesota Valley Robert Stanhope spent Saturday night with his cousin,'Mervin Young. Russell Haagenson.and mother were ’.Sunday visitors at Clara Cate’s. - ‘Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Kreager and Men’s Hart, Schaffner & Marx 16 oz. Blue Serge Suits. Worth - regularly $25. ■ Special Sale price - $16.49 SPECIA L L O T O F M E N ’S S U IT S , worth up to $16. Choice • A Lot of Small Sizes, 35s and 36s. $5.98 See these exceptional—Bargains. ____ A L ot of W orth Shirtings. Regular Price 15c yard. SP E C IA L SA L E P R I C E * Per Yard 6 Cents i FLÖRSHEIM $5 OXFORDS ON SALE $ 1 . 9 8 See Our Circulars for Many Other Bargains PRICHARD’S . BAKER, MONTANA
